Hi Group, I just wanted to share my Taig CNC conversion projects. It's COTS but was fun, cheers, Alan
http://www.finelinehair.com/home/Taig%20Mill%20CNC.htm
Hi Group, I just wanted to share my Taig CNC conversion projects. It's COTS but was fun, cheers, Alan
http://www.finelinehair.com/home/Taig%20Mill%20CNC.htm
Very good blog of progress. Great JOB!!!!!! I love the clean work on the breakout board and the driver box.
Going too read more, only glimpsed at it. Nice stuff, I saw your site months and months ago when I first got mine
-Jason
thanks guys, I really appreciate it!
What a great site you have made. Very informative with terrific pictures, thanks for sharing, you did a fantastic job-
Dave->..
Again, thanks! I worked especially hard on the limit-switch brackets.
They look great...nice job.
-Jason
so were the screws and brass nuts part of a kit? I dont know how I would feel about using metal on metal for motion. I would imagine it would cause increased wear....
Fixitt- On the taig the cnc "ready" is equipped with the brass nut no matter what. Unless someone wants something different, they will need too make one.
-Jason
yes it's a bronze split nut with adjustment screws to lower backlash. Bronze on steel is fine; dissimilar metals are a good thing. zero backlash ball screws would be better but I'll try this first. thanks, Alan
Wow, thanks for putting up your web site oisyaot! Looks like you're setup is well thought out and I'm sure I'll adopt at least a couple of your ideas.